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>Proud Boys-sympathizing rabbi in Florida providing vaccine exemption requests
you get an exemption even w/o letting the rabbi to clip a piece of your dick?
balst from the past …
In the winter of 2016, Donald Trump was roaring through the primaries, and Mike Pompeo was determined to stop him. Pompeo, a little-known congressman from Wichita, helped persuade Marco Rubio to make a late stand in Kansas. Like many Republicans in Congress, Pompeo believed that Rubio had the national-security knowledge and the judgment to be President, and Trump did not. Urged on by Pompeo, Rubio’s team pulled money out of other states to gamble on winning the Kansas caucus. It was one of the few remaining contests in which Rubio still hoped to beat Trump, who, he said, was a “con artist” about to “take over the Republican Party.”
On March 5th, Trump and Senator Ted Cruz, of Texas, arrived in Wichita for the caucus. Rubio left his closing argument to Pompeo, who told the crowd at the Century II arena, “I’m going to speak to you from the heart about what I believe is the best path forward for America.” An Army veteran who finished first in his class at West Point, Pompeo cited Trump’s boast that if he ordered a soldier to commit a war crime the soldier would “go do it.” As the audience booed, Pompeo warned that Trump—like Barack Obama—would be “an authoritarian President who ignored our Constitution.” American soldiers “don’t swear an allegiance to President Trump or any other President,” Pompeo declared. “They take an oath to defend our Constitution, as Kansans, as conservatives, as Republicans, as Americans. Marco Rubio will never demean our soldiers by saying that he will order them to do things that are inconsistent with our Constitution.” Listening backstage, Trump demanded to know the identity of the congressman trashing him. A few minutes later, Pompeo concluded, “It’s time to turn down the lights on the circus.”
Pompeo’s stinging rebuke of Trump got barely a mention in the local press, and Rubio finished third in Kansas. “We got smoked,” a former top Rubio campaign aide told me. Days later, Rubio’s campaign was over. In May, Trump secured the delegates needed for the nomination, and Pompeo reluctantly joined the rest of Kansas’s congressional delegation in endorsing him. Still, Pompeo had told the Topeka Capital-Journal, in April, that Trump was “not a conservative believer,” and, a few weeks later, he said, on CNN, “A lot of his policies don’t comport with my vision for how I represent Kansas.”
At that point, Pompeo had never met Trump. Like many Republicans who called Trump a “kook,” a “cancer,” and a threat to democracy before ultimately supporting him, Pompeo disagreed with much of Trump’s platform. He took issue in particular with Trump’s “America First” skepticism about the United States’ role in the world. Pompeo was a conservative internationalist who had been shaped by his Cold War-era military service, and he remained a believer in American power as the guarantor of global stability. Yet, after Trump won the Presidency, Pompeo sought a post in his Administration and did not hesitate to serve as his C.I.A. director.
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/08/26/mike-pompeo-the-secretary-of-trump
>Pompeo was a conservative internationalist who had been shaped by his Cold War-era military service, and he remained a believer in American power as the guarantor of global stability.
meaning neocon like Bush, Cheney, Bolton, McCain etc
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>This is the original Columbus Day.
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>It was a great day off back in the day in Southern NE. Best Fall weather.
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>Basic message, then, was Columbus sailing for Asia when most of the world laughed at him. Expand your horizons and seek a higher truth.
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>Can't have that nowadays. Bad White Guy syndrome.
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>Trump's going to stick it in their eye again.
there is a theory that a Chink Moslem Tranny Admiral found America before Columbus
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>>found America before Columbus
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>The Vikings found America. Or at least Newfoundland.
of course the natives found it first …
the difference between the Chinese Admiral and the Vikings was that Vikings were non-state barbarian actors, but admiral Zeng He was a legit state actor
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>The Dems/Libs are the ones who started to normalize the word Fuck. We're just rolling with it.
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>I never used to say Fuck this, or Fuck that, or this is Fucking this or that. But now it is one of my favorite words.
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>It is very effective in conveying feelings.
effective in conveying feelings, maybe not in a written form, but not analytic thought
it's just somewhat sad how Trump supporters are overwhelmed with joy if Trump uses a word like "shit"
>just think in less than 2 years, we go from plentiful to now when you can't even find milk and eggs at Walmart.
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>nobody can believe that this is not all planned.
primitive tribes believe there's agency, like witchcraft behind every occurrence … and Q said there are no coincidences, but most rational people accept there are random events, like when you flip a coin.
Q never seemed to understand things like probability theory or statistics.
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>Italians are huhwhite? kek
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>just kidding
Southern Italians are Mediterranean darkies like Arabs, Greeks and Turks …
a good detective does not think the suspect number 7 is the guilty one, if he sees number 7 in Twitter or stuff like that
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>>Q never seemed to understand things like probability theory or statistics.
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>Statements like this can only arise from ignorance.
nothing also suggested that Q knew what game theory means
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>take it up with people who do shitty decodes
well there were two kinds of decodes, one trying to interpret what Q drops means, and then trying to interpret everthing as code because Q said the Cabal/Elites rely on symbolism, what anons took to mean stuff like dog, owl, cat etc COMMS ….
I find it hard to believe that the Elites would rely on dog and cat pics in their communications
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>What a shame Q walked away.
Ron decided after the unexpected election loss that it's time to go overgoround
side by side graphics are important
Q
I don't think "scientific racism" is the way to go but this pic depicts well the idiocratization …
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>What about MKultra though?
MKUltra was like "Remote Viewing" it didn't work and therefore was discarded, just the facts tards
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>Bannon's does have the look of a ram's head
Codemonkey said Bannon is Q, what do you think?
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>Having a full tank makes me smile. A very uplifting existence.
Pete Townshend, the rock guitarist and co-founder of the Who, was arrested today on suspicion of possessing indecent images of children.
Mr. Townshend, 57, had acknowledged this weekend that he had used an Internet site advertising child pornography,
https://www.nytimes.com/2003/01/14/world/pete-townshend-the-who-s-guitarist-is-arrested.html